MERCURY KNOW-HOW: Evers’ Keys to Choosing Crankbait Colors

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MERCURY KNOW-HOW: Evers’ Keys to Choosing Crankbait Colors

May 8, 2020 • Major League Lessons

When it comes to crankbaits, Mercury pro Edwin Evers knows there are endless colors to choose from. In this Mercury Know-How, Evers helps narrow down which colors and hues he likes to use depending on the season and water clarity.